cpburns2009

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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
I really want to try htmx but it specifically prohibits my most common usecases: 1) I want to take a JSON response, create HTML from it, and replace the target element with the generated HTML. 2) Similar to the above, take a JSON response,
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
That looks useful. I currently run OpenCode inside a containerd/Kata container and I see you support that backend. One thing I've been lazy with because it hasn't bit me yet is assuming the agent won't touch ".git&q
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
What do you mean specifically by safety? It seems everyone, young and old, is running AI in YOLO-mode with full system access.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
It seems the term "autistic", when used colloquially, is changing from meaning "idiot" to meaning "genius".
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
I have a feeling the number of people downloading 2t parameter models is significantly smaller than the 1-100b models.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
Those are facehuggers.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
I can't imagine a GPU emulator would run better than straight CPU.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
Broadly you have a point. In this case I would expect a Rust-based Python linter to run significantly faster than one writen in Python itself (e.g., pylint).
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
That's likely true. The rhetoric is just frustrating (and dishonest) because the downstream consumer never sees the benefit despite funding it. And just to clarify, I was careful to compare my $/kWh rate increases to account for v
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
I've yet to see my utility bill decrease despite investments in renewables. In fact the past two years I've had 9.6% and 10% rate hikes.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
I use KeePassXC, just not for passkeys. I used to use Dropbox but now I use Syncthing. I use a strong password and a key file that IS NOT synced.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
If you're complaining about us-east-1, you either moved into its backyard or didn't know it existed there for 20 years.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
That's actually shocking. I've been in tech for 15+ years and have a good income. I've only recently purchased a new car instead of used, and with a monthly payment right by my state's average. Prior to this I never had
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
I thought your "with issue" typo was quite pertinent to the whole discussion lol
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
This is exactly a scenario that worries me. Proponents of passkeys imply you can setup a bunch of passkeys. Evidently that's not always the case.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
This is a big problem I have with "just works". Everyone is used to services only allowing a single password. I know the answer to this, but it's not clear in the marketing or how it's explained to normie end-users: Won&
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
Aren't they effectively locked in the database of whatever password manager is used? I know you can export them, sort of, but that feature may blacklist your password manager and make it useless. Are they portable? I thought passkeys a
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
So passkeys achieve nothing if you can already use strong, secure, random passwords stored in a password manager?
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
How do you use a restored passkey from backup? Aren't they locked to the device?
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
I mean, they're right. I wouldn't trust any online password manager even if it was iCloud.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
You shouldn't be forced to discover what capabilities exist by brute force. Just freaking explain it.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
Those will vary vastly depending on where you live. Gas and insurance are high where I live, and even though the environment is harsh on cars (winters with salt), maintenance has never been much.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
I know KeePassXC faced the same threat. I don't know whatever became of it.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
I can find my ssh keys in `~/.ssh`. No such place exists for passkeys.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
This is the main reason I've avoided passkeys. I have these exact questions and there's no a clear explanation given for these. I don't want to lose access to important accounts.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
No body is forced to have a $700 car payment. That's a luxury financing $30k+ on a brand new or nearly new car.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
A curated list of stable packages won't accomplish anything. A compromised package can just as easily be published as a security update.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
What Godot is that? I'm only passingly familiar with the game engine.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
My understanding is it started at least from the aftermath of 9/11 and the Patriot Act. Though I wouldn't be surprised if it predates that.
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by cpburns2009 3mo ago
This is what I'm transitioning to. All third-party code runs in isolated containers: node/npm, python/pip.

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